>>540043858
Price knows what's up. He supported Trump, but not so much anymore.

https://executiveconcern.substack.com/p/new-world

https://executiveconcern.substack.com/p/sabbath-millennium

>>540044044
*Prince

>>540043858
Tariq ibn Ziyad led an army across the Strait of Gibraltar. They defeated the Visigothic King Roderic at the Battle of Guadalete, bringing an end to Christian rule in most of the region and establishing the territory of Al-Andalus.

Within a few years, Arab and Berber forces swept through the Iberian Peninsula, capturing major cities like Córdoba, Seville, and the capital of Toledo. Their rapid advance into Western Europe was only halted at the Battle of Tours in 732 AD by the Frankish leader Charles Martel.

The new rulers integrated local populations and set up an independent administration that eventually blossomed into a rich center of culture, trade, and learning centered in Córdoba. However, rugged northern mountain regions remained under Christian control, planting the early seeds for the long centuries of the Reconquista. They signed agreements that allowed local populations to retain their land, property, and religious practices in exchange for paying a tax known as the jizya.

The birth of Portugal began in the rugged Cantabrian Mountains of northwest Iberia, where Visigothic nobles and local tribes refused to submit to the 711 AD Muslim conquest.

Led by the legendary warrior Pelagius, these Christian rebels used the treacherous mountain terrain to ambush an Umayyad army at the Battle of Covadonga in 722 AD.

This unlikely guerrilla victory allowed them to establish the Kingdom of Asturias. This kingdom served as a permanent, heavily fortified bastion from which Christians could launch counter-offensives downward into the valleys below.

Now you know why Italy is suspending Schengen with Spain over Ceuta migrant crisis, closes air and sea borders

masons and jews brought niggers, then freed them creating mutts. it makes god angry.

>>540043858
Lmao it's like when the poles cry and whine about Russia sending over migrant caravans while doing absolutely nothing to stop them

>>540045437
Had to look this up with AI

Pelayo was a Visigothic noble who lived in the early 8th century. According to tradition:
After the Muslim conquest of most of the Iberian Peninsula in 711 AD, Pelayo led a rebellion in the mountains of Asturias in northern Spain.
Around 722 AD, he won the Battle of Covadonga against an Umayyad force.
Although the battle was probably small in military terms, it became a powerful symbol of Christian resistance.
Pelayo founded the Kingdom of Asturias, which became the first enduring Christian kingdom in Iberia after the conquest.
Because of this, Pelayo is traditionally regarded as the founder of the Reconquista—the centuries-long process by which Christian kingdoms gradually reconquered the Iberian Peninsula from Muslim rule. Modern historians generally agree he was a real historical figure, though many details of his life and the battle come from chronicles written centuries later and likely contain legendary elements.